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Q: With reference to the use of Punctuation marks, which of the following statements is not correct?
  • A. A “dash” is never used to show a sudden change in thought
  • B. A “dash” is used to set off words in apposition or explanation
  • C. A “caret” is put below and aside the word or letter if some letter or word is to be inserted
  • D. A “dash” is used to summarize several subjects all belonging to the same verb
Correct Answer: Option A - The “Dash” is used to indicate an abrupt stop or change of thought. According to question option (a) is correct. A “Dash” is never used to show a sudden change in thought.
A. The “Dash” is used to indicate an abrupt stop or change of thought. According to question option (a) is correct. A “Dash” is never used to show a sudden change in thought.

Explanations:

The “Dash” is used to indicate an abrupt stop or change of thought. According to question option (a) is correct. A “Dash” is never used to show a sudden change in thought.